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Gender parity in elected offices worldwide is slow in coming and why that matters

Gender parity in elected offices worldwide is slow in coming and why that matters

Jeannette Rankin of Montana was the first woman elected to the US House of Representatives. The year was 1916. Ironically, Rankin was not allowed to vote for herself in that election. The US did not give women the vote until

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